chips88

im with you it breaks my heart to every time i see that comercial. and the the hurt in those poor animals eyes. i wish i was filthy rich i would hoard all i see.. im tearing up now..

wolph33

she is adorable-thank you for rescuing her.

wolph33

same here.I have 4 rescues-my budget will not allow any more than that-really 2 would have been enough-but I made eye contact,lol.

chips88

good for you on the rescue. pinky is a darling.. put every thing that means anything to you up and out of the way terrible two's are coming...

BuzzinBumble

Congratulations Ditter! Pinky is a beautiful dog - I can tell she has very expressive ears. You are a real blessing to Pinky and she is going too be one to you too!

Rose_P

Aw, what a sweetie she is! She certainly seems content to sit and have her picture taken. No matter how nice the shelter or how short a time she was there, she knows that her life changed for the better when she came to live with you. Thanks for adopting a rescue dog.

wordpaintervs

Congratulations on having such a handsome fur baby. He will surely be a joy to you and the family. He is adorable. Glad he has a good home and has been rescued.

VIckey S.

purplefiend

She's adorable. Mutts have the most interesting ears. All of my dogs were either from the animal shelter or were foundlings. I'm owned by 4 dogs, 2 are muttlies.
Terra is the black lab mix:11 yrs
Molly the Golden Ret.:7 yrs
Annie the Westie:9 yrs
Choop the black poodle mix:5 years

quiltsRfun

What a sweetheart.

Rose_P

Ditter, I've been thinking some more about your dog, and wondered whether they know for sure about the walker hound part. I can see the boxer in her, but the other influence that seems very possible to me is basenji. Basenjis are hounds, too. They can have the colors Pinky has (though they can also be other combinations with white) and their ears stand up. Basenjis are small dogs, in the 24 pound range, so that would help to explain why Pinky is smaller than either a boxer or a walker. Like boxers, basenjis are active without being high strung. Whatever she is, she's adorable!

Here is Cosmo, for comparison. We lost him last year at age 17. He was given to us by someone who was at his wits end because of behavior problems, but it was mostly because the man, who was single, had to leave him alone for 10 hours a day in a small apartment, not a good plan for an active breed. After Cosmo had some room to run and some other dogs to play with he was not too much trouble, but he was always a comical and wily little guy.